joto la jiwe
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Hahahahaha, the second B787-8 on its way to Dar by November this year. Keep your ego with you while KQ is sinking still you think you know better.
Award winning loss making KQ put up her dreamliners on lease at a more loss
Award winning loss making KQ put up her dreamliners on lease at a more loss
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joto la jiwe
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It will be too late my brother, what is important by now is to find ways to salvage KQ, which is in its death bed.
Sisi tunanunua cash kwahiyo loan interest is out of question kama haitipata international pax wa kutosha will use them for domestic routes at lower fares ili wananchi wafaidi hela yao kwenye huu uwekezaji.
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hta sgr mtakuja sema hayo maneno...bora abiria mzigo si lazima...na kuuna jamaa kayasena hayo maneno..
tatari joto la jiwe kaanza kusema mumbai si lazima wewe unasema bora zisaidie watanzania...sasa kukata mauno airport ilikuwa ya nn...si mngelibaki home tu km ndege zilikuwa zinakuja kw ajili ya boda boda...chato-dar..bwahahaaa
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KQ ina wabia wangapi na share kiasi gani kila mbia jibu lipo hapo Kati 🙄🙄
joto la jiwe
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Wewe ndio mwehu sana, tatizo hamjui nini mnataka katika maisha, ndio sababu mipango yenu mingi inakwama. Nikupe mfano katika utalii, ninyi lengo lenu ni kuongeza idadi ya watalii, mwaka Jana mlipa watalii 2M lakini pesa ni $1.5B, sisi lengo letu ni pesa, tulipata watalii 1.5M lakini pesa ni $2.4B.
Katika hili la ndege, ninyi lengo lenu ni kuwa na routes nyingi za mbali, ambazo jaribu zote zinawaingizia hasara, sisi hatuwezi kuanzisha route mpaka tuwe na uhakika wa faida, hizo routes za China na India, tunaendelea kufanya assessments wakati mzuri wa kuanza hizo safari, wakati tukisubiria, Dream liner limekua kivutio kikubwa sana kwa watanzania kuanza kutumia usafiri wa ndege (Market penetration).
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Mumbai tunaenda kama kawa na mwezi huu tunaanza na johanesburg[emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1]
Wakenya na wafipa mje mpande ATCL sasa ni kimataifa zaidi
Tony254
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No need to close down, they should just change the business strategy. The stupid expansion strategy using leased aircrafts is what caused this mess. We should not compete to own more aircrafts but rather it is better to, in my humble opinion, own fewer aircrafts with fewer routes as long as those routes deliver profits for the company. The idea of leasing many aircrafts all at once was a very stupid one. Kenya must always have a national airline and so we will do everything in our power to save it.
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Ripoti ulipata juzi tu kuwa Kunyaland failed State ilipata mapato ya $7.5b ilhali Perfect Mkombozi State kapata $2.5 b kutokana na utalii.
Mlinunulia ATCL betri mpya baada ya zile zingine kuibiwa?
Hata wewe unajua ATCL inaota kutu kwenye parking bay za JNIA, hamna mahali zinapaa ispokuwa kuwasafirisha JWTZ wasiokuwa raslimali tosha zao wenyewe.
😂😂😂 prove me wrong with data.
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Kenya's earnings from tourism surge 31.2 pct in 2018
Kenya's earnings from tourism jumped by almost a third in 2018 from the previous year to 157.4 billion shillings ($1.55 billion), after the number of visitors rose by 37 percent, the tourism ministry said on Monday.
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2025 ndio mtafikia $2.4B, wakati huo sisi tupo $10B hahahahaha.
Kenya's earnings from tourism surge 31.2 pct in 2018
Kenya's earnings from tourism jumped by almost a third in 2018 from the previous year to 157.4 billion shillings ($1.55 billion), after the number of visitors rose by 37 percent, the tourism ministry said on Monday.
Kenya's tourist arrivals hit 2m mark
The US remained Kenya’s leading market, with Tanzania taking second position
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Kenya ranked third largest tourism economy in Sub-Saharan Africa
In Summary
• Over 2 million international arrivals last year with international tourists spending over Sh 157 billion in Kenya
•Travel and tourism supported 8.8 per cent of the nation’s GDP in 2018.
Kenya is currently the third largest tourism economy in Sub-Saharan Africa after South Africa and Nigeria, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife.
In a statement, the ministry said Last year, travel and tourism grew by 5.6 per cent to contribute Sh790 billion and 1.1 million jobs to the Kenyan economy.
This, it said beats the average global growth of 3.9 per cent and the Sub-Saharan Africa average of 3.3 per cent.
With over two million international arrivals, international tourists spent over Sh 157 billion in Kenya last year, accounting for over 15 per cent of total exports. The largest inbound international markets were the USA, UK, India, China and Germany at 11, 9, 6, 4 and 4 per cent respectively.
Combined with domestic spending, travel and tourism supported 8.8 per cent of the nation’s GDP in 2018, an increase from about 3.7 per cent in 2017.
The ministry said close collaboration with private and institutional investors, conservation and regional development agencies has ensured the economic potential of the sector is prudently and sustainably managed.
Under the banner ‘Kenyans for wildlife and wildlife for Kenyans’, the ministry said it is focused on improving and modernising the country's wildlife conservation sector.
This, it said, has a direct impact on the tourism sector, of which 70 per cent is wildlife based.
“Travel and tourism is a sector which has proven to drive economic growth, create jobs and boost social inclusion,” president and CEO of World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), Gloria Guevara said.
😁😁 Pinga hiyo sasa
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Hahahahaha, kama kawaida yenu kupenda sifa za kijinga wakati nchi yenu inazidi kudidimia. Hata South Afrika haijafikisha $7B kwa mwaka, ninyi mnazidiwa hata na Uganda ktk tourism revenue, hovyo kabisa ninyi. https://mobile-reuters-com.cdn.ampp...errer=https://www.google.com&_tf=From %1$sKenya's tourist arrivals hit 2m mark
The US remained Kenya’s leading market, with Tanzania taking second position
Kenya ranked third largest tourism economy in Sub-Saharan Africa
In Summary
• Over 2 million international arrivals last year with international tourists spending over Sh 157 billion in Kenya
•Travel and tourism supported 8.8 per cent of the nation’s GDP in 2018.
Kenya is currently the third largest tourism economy in Sub-Saharan Africa after South Africa and Nigeria, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife.
In a statement, the ministry said Last year, travel and tourism grew by 5.6 per cent to contribute Sh790 billion and 1.1 million jobs to the Kenyan economy.
This, it said beats the average global growth of 3.9 per cent and the Sub-Saharan Africa average of 3.3 per cent.
With over two million international arrivals, international tourists spent over Sh 157 billion in Kenya last year, accounting for over 15 per cent of total exports. The largest inbound international markets were the USA, UK, India, China and Germany at 11, 9, 6, 4 and 4 per cent respectively.
Combined with domestic spending, travel and tourism supported 8.8 per cent of the nation’s GDP in 2018, an increase from about 3.7 per cent in 2017.
The ministry said close collaboration with private and institutional investors, conservation and regional development agencies has ensured the economic potential of the sector is prudently and sustainably managed.
Under the banner ‘Kenyans for wildlife and wildlife for Kenyans’, the ministry said it is focused on improving and modernising the country's wildlife conservation sector.
This, it said, has a direct impact on the tourism sector, of which 70 per cent is wildlife based.
“Travel and tourism is a sector which has proven to drive economic growth, create jobs and boost social inclusion,” president and CEO of World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), Gloria Guevara said.
[emoji16][emoji16] Pinga hiyo sasa
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Kenya's tourist arrivals hit 2m mark
The US remained Kenya’s leading market, with Tanzania taking second position
Kenya ranked third largest tourism economy in Sub-Saharan Africa
In Summary
• Over 2 million international arrivals last year with international tourists spending over Sh 157 billion in Kenya
•Travel and tourism supported 8.8 per cent of the nation’s GDP in 2018.
Kenya is currently the third largest tourism economy in Sub-Saharan Africa after South Africa and Nigeria, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife.
In a statement, the ministry said Last year, travel and tourism grew by 5.6 per cent to contribute Sh790 billion and 1.1 million jobs to the Kenyan economy.
This, it said beats the average global growth of 3.9 per cent and the Sub-Saharan Africa average of 3.3 per cent.
With over two million international arrivals, international tourists spent over Sh 157 billion in Kenya last year, accounting for over 15 per cent of total exports. The largest inbound international markets were the USA, UK, India, China and Germany at 11, 9, 6, 4 and 4 per cent respectively.
Combined with domestic spending, travel and tourism supported 8.8 per cent of the nation’s GDP in 2018, an increase from about 3.7 per cent in 2017.
The ministry said close collaboration with private and institutional investors, conservation and regional development agencies has ensured the economic potential of the sector is prudently and sustainably managed.
Under the banner ‘Kenyans for wildlife and wildlife for Kenyans’, the ministry said it is focused on improving and modernising the country's wildlife conservation sector.
This, it said, has a direct impact on the tourism sector, of which 70 per cent is wildlife based.
“Travel and tourism is a sector which has proven to drive economic growth, create jobs and boost social inclusion,” president and CEO of World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), Gloria Guevara said.
[emoji16][emoji16] Pinga hiyo sasa
Hahahahaha, sifa za kijinga zitawamaliza, mapato yenu hayo hapo. Level yenu ni Uganda ambayo haina bahari
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Ripoti imetaja South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya. Sijaiona Tz hapo, ndio maana una majungu. Ligi yetu ni kina SA sio Danganyika.😉
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Kenya is currently the third largest tourism economy in Sub-Saharan Africa after South Africa and Nigeria, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife.
In a statement, the ministry said Last year, travel and tourism grew by 5.6 per cent to contribute Sh790 billion and 1.1 million jobs to the Kenyan economy.
This, it said beats the average global growth of 3.9 per cent and the Sub-Saharan Africa average of 3.3 per cent.
With over two million international arrivals, international tourists spent over Sh 157 billion in Kenya last year, accounting for over 15 per cent of total exports. The largest inbound international markets were the USA, UK, India, China and Germany at 11, 9, 6, 4 and 4 per cent respectively.
Combined with domestic spending, travel and tourism supported 8.8 per cent of the nation’s GDP in 2018, an increase from about 3.7 per cent in 2017.
The ministry said close collaboration with private and institutional investors, conservation and regional development agencies has ensured the economic potential of the sector is prudently and sustainably managed.
Under the banner ‘Kenyans for wildlife and wildlife for Kenyans’, the ministry said it is focused on improving and modernising the country's wildlife conservation sector.
This, it said, has a direct impact on the tourism sector, of which 70 per cent is wildlife based.
“Travel and tourism is a sector which has proven to drive economic growth, create jobs and boost social inclusion,” president and CEO of World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), Gloria Guevara said.
Soma vizuri. Afu nikikuliza ATCL mnafika Mumbai lini?
ATCL inaota kutu JNIA, nipe data kuonuesha inaruka anga za Tz 😂😂
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Hahahahaha
Hahahahaha, hahahahaha. Failed state.
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😂😂😂😂 Sindano imeingia Hadi bone marrow.
joto la jiwe
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Kweli sindano imeingia;
1)Kenya watalii 2M, revenue $1.55B
2)Tanzania watalii 1.5, Revenue $2.4
How can you explain this, if not a failed state?
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Through this article
Kenya is currently the third largest tourism economy in Sub-Saharan Africa after South Africa and Nigeria, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife.
In a statement, the ministry said Last year, travel and tourism grew by 5.6 per cent to contribute Sh790 billion and 1.1 million jobs to the Kenyan economy.
This, it said beats the average global growth of 3.9 per cent and the Sub-Saharan Africa average of 3.3 per cent.
With over two million international arrivals, international tourists spent over Sh 157 billion in Kenya last year, accounting for over 15 per cent of total exports. The largest inbound international markets were the USA, UK, India, China and Germany at 11, 9, 6, 4 and 4 per cent respectively.
Combined with domestic spending, travel and tourism supported 8.8 per cent of the nation’s GDP in 2018, an increase from about 3.7 per cent in 2017.
The ministry said close collaboration with private and institutional investors, conservation and regional development agencies has ensured the economic potential of the sector is prudently and sustainably managed.
Under the banner ‘Kenyans for wildlife and wildlife for Kenyans’, the ministry said it is focused on improving and modernising the country's wildlife conservation sector.
This, it said, has a direct impact on the tourism sector, of which 70 per cent is wildlife based.
“Travel and tourism is a sector which has proven to drive economic growth, create jobs and boost social inclusion,” president and CEO of World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), Gloria Guevara said.